Morris tribune., 1887-06-22
PERSONALS.

are visiting relatives and friends in
Kansas.
Miss Lizzie Pushor, of Minneapolis,
is visiting with her sister Mrs. James
| Griffith.
Mrs. o. S. Hagerman, of st. Paul is
visiting with her parents, Hon. and
Mrs. III. w. Stone.
Mrs. NJ. p. Morris is visiting with
relatives and friends ut Madison and
GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin.
! Miss Gustafson and Mrs. G. Matson
with her two children are guests of
their sister, Mrs. N. A. Nilsson.
I'D. Good, and G. II. Munro leaye
| to-day for Lake City to attend the
annual state meeting OF the knights
Templar.
For SALE.-One phaetOn and a
light spring wagon, both in good con-
dition. Inquire of I. j. Moore.
The Farmers Institute is now in
progress and Is largely attended and
is proving all that was anticipated.
A more complete account of proceed
ings will be given next week.
A missionary Tea will be given at
Mrs. Stewards on Friday afternoon
and evening followed by musical
programme In which the celebrated
hnx ri
Wheat and coffee are both neces-
saries Of life. No one has any tears
to shed over the ruin OF those am
bilious capitalists who tried to mani
age a corner upon either of these pro-
ducts.
The numerous improvements being
made by the farmers throughout the
county is the best evidence that
could be given to prove the assertion
that the county is growing in wealth
and prosperity.
Farmers should make their ma
chine notes payable in the Spring,
80 that they will not be compelled
to sell their wheat as soon as thresh-
ing is done in the Fall, whether prices
are low or not.
The Milwaukee road takes machin-
cry that needs repairs from the far
mers back to the manufacturers at
half rates. What strange spectacle
1t would be to see the Manitoba show
ing any such liberallty
John CARNEY has opened his meat
market and is ready for business. He
has fine location, the building is
neatly arranged and his stock of
meats is complete. Notice his adj
vertisement and give him call.
Take the country as whole and the
indications are that not more than
two thirds Of an average crop OF
wheat will be harvested this year.
Drouth, chinch bugs and rust are the
principal causes forinjury to the crop.
The Fourth of July committee on
general sports should be up and rust
ling, because much of the success
of the celebration depends
directly upon them. We feel sure
the committee will equal the emer-
gency.
Get your wife to deliver an Grafton
to you on the Fourth Of July morn
ing, if you are really anxious to hear
one, for the day will be 80 fully oc-
cupied with sports that there will be
no Grafton provided for in the general
programme.
Miss Maria Sanford gave a lecture
in the court house last evening. I'm
fortunately the stereoptican to be
used in illustrating the lecture was
out of order and the lecture was not
as interesting as it otherwise would
have been.
Why hot compel the manufacturers
Of shoddy goods to brand the product
80 that the purchaser can know Of its
shoddy character? The manufac.
turers of shoddy goods and the manu-
facturers of oleomargarine should be
liable to the same restrictions.
LOST: Two mares, one brown in
color, 10 yrs old, weighing 1900 lbs;
the other black, 6 years old, weighing
HOO lbs and having black horse colt
about months old. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving the
stock at this office, or with Larson &
Nilsson.
Not only will the village of Grace
Vile feel the loss of Hon. r. A. Cos
tello upon his removal to Duluth,
but the whole of this Legislative dis
| trict will miss him as well. The
TRIBUNE regrets to learn that he has
| finally concluded to move to Duluth.
The old settlers of Stevens county
will hold their annual reunion in the
grove at the North Star Mills on
Thursday, June 30th. There will be
brief speeches, music, apicnic dinner,
boating, fishing and other attractions
1
invited to attend the old settlers re-
union on Thursday, June 30th.
We commend the w. G. T. U. and
the prohibitionists in general for
for having accomplished something
practical by placing barrels filled with
ice water at different places on the
street where the weary pedestrian
may Stake his thirst. There are those
who say that they would not drink so
much liquor II it were possible for
them to get good water.
The pupils and children of the Con-
vent of Mercy school will give their
second annual entertainment at the
Morris roller rink, Wednesday even
ing, June 29th. Careful preparations
have been made and the entertain